risjr
229 posts
msg #140307
- Ignore risjr |
12/21/2017 11:07:10 PM
Have been using this a swing filter, viewing weekend results, but comes up with new one everyday as well. It as been a good filter, and helped catch some recent rockets like RIOT, OSTK...etc
(stockfetcher)
show stocks where the average day range(100) is above 5%
and Price is between $10 and $100
and Average volume(30) is greater than 2000000
and exchange is not amex
add column Average Volume(30)
add column Average Day Range (30)
sort column 5 descending
Not sure how to make it clickable. Any input is welcome.
I did not originate this. It is from another site.
Swing trading/methodology to follow
Thanks
Dood
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johnpaulca
12,036 posts
msg #140308
- Ignore johnpaulca |
12/22/2017 12:30:36 AM
clickable....
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pthomas215
1,251 posts
msg #140309
- Ignore pthomas215 |
12/22/2017 12:31:48 AM
I like it dood. I added price crossing up above the exponential moving average so you are catching the swing at the right time. It appears to knock out some noise and visually backtests well. just an idea.
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glgene
616 posts
msg #140311
- Ignore glgene |
12/22/2017 8:47:34 AM
Are you scripting “Average Days Range” the same as “Average True Range” (ATR)?
Gene
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nibor100
1,048 posts
msg #140315
- Ignore nibor100 |
12/22/2017 9:11:58 AM
If you add these 3 script lines to any of those prior scripts I believe you can see the differences between Avg True Range and avg Day Range.
and ATR(100) > 0
add column atr(100)
add column Average Day Range (100)
If you search on either set of terms you should see the Stockfetcher definitions for the term you searched for in the first set of results.
Ed S.
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glgene
616 posts
msg #140321
- Ignore glgene |
12/22/2017 10:10:32 AM
Ed,
I saw the SF "indicator definition" of ATR, but I don't see any such SF definition of Average Days Range. That's what led me to think the script writer is using the terms as equals. ??
Gene
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nibor100
1,048 posts
msg #140322
- Ignore nibor100 |
12/22/2017 10:29:40 AM
When I say search I'm talking about the search bar at the top of the Forum screens, when I enter either "Average Days Range", " Day Range", or "Average Day Range" the SF indicator definition comes up in the 6th result or less.
If you are searching in the Indicators and Measures Forum, or Indicators at the top of the StockFetcher screen, it is listed as "Day Range/Average Day Range/Day Point Range" so look alphabetically under the D's as opposed to the A's.
Sometimes indicators with multiple term instances are only listed once using one term in SF...and its usually not the term we users look for first.
Hope this helps,
Ed S.
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glgene
616 posts
msg #140323
- Ignore glgene |
12/22/2017 11:13:44 AM
Point well taken, Ed. Thanks.
Gene
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risjr
229 posts
msg #140328
- Ignore risjr |
12/22/2017 1:33:44 PM
Missed ARRY....started last nite!! Too busy with the holidays!!
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pthomas215
1,251 posts
msg #140334
- Ignore pthomas215 |
12/22/2017 6:58:14 PM
ARRY was one of two in the adjusted filter I posted. it was one that busted up because the price moved up over the ema 13.
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